Table 4.

Associations with turnout at the local-level from bivariate logistic regression models – Health Resources (n=799)

	Coefficient (se)	p-value
Self-rated health (Ref=Excellent/Very Good)
Good	0.13 (0.18)	0.470
Fair/Poor	−0.01 (0.18)	0.956
Physical Disability (Ref=No disability)
Yes physical disability	0.30 (0.19)	0.116
Body Mass Index (BMI) (Ref=<25)
25.0–29.9	0.15 (0.17)	0.365
30+	−0.64 (0.20)	0.002
Mental Disability (Ref=No disability)
Yes mental disability	0.18 (0.20)	0.377
Smoking (Ref=Current smoker)
Never smoked/Quit	0.54 (0.14)	<0.001
Health Insurance (Ref=Uninsured)
Any insurance	0.61 (0.17)	<0.001
Food Security (Ref=High food security)
Low food security	0.06 (0.19)	0.758
Very low food security	0.01 (0.18)	0.976
Housing Security (Ref=Housing secure)
Housing insecure	−0.11 (0.16)	0.483
Government Assistance (Ref=No assistance)
Any government assistance	0.28 (0.15)	0.063
Stress Scale (Ref=Low (0–6))
Medium (7–8)	−0.02 (0.17)	0.881
High (9–15)	−0.21 (0.18)	0.237

Notes: Table displays the results from individual bivariate logistic regression analyses for each health resource variable. Table shows coefficients, standard errors in parentheses, and p-values. Any government assistance refers to anyone in the household receiving benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program; Woman, Infants, and Children program; free or reduced price school lunch; Minnesota Family Investment Program; or, State housing subsidies.